i have Xfinity, with both cable tv and internet.... is this uBee all that i need?
20002
I have Time Warner Cable internet and TV. This modem is only for internet access. There is a separate cable box for the TV although I can get nearly 100 channels without the TV cable box. With the TV cable box is something more than 1,000 channels (of which I use about a dozen.) But, the TV cable box also provides a DVR and the on screen guide. I would check with Xfinity for their approved list of cable modems. Time Warner Cable has such a list which this one is on. Hope this helps!
20003
That would depend, if you currently have a rented modem with a built in router you will need a router as well. This is only a modem that will only allow one computer to connect at a time. A router allows multiple computers to share your modem.
2199369
Yes, but I also have cable going on those lines as well. Will the deca internet signal still go through the cable lines with active cable television subscription?
1672159
Any "access point" device will work, as B. Bailey suggested one, so will I: Buffalo Technology Nfiniti Wireless-N Dual Band Ethernet Converter WLI-TX4-AG300N These devices simply grab the wifi signal like any other wifi device but then they connect your devices through an ethernet connection, which fools these devices into thinking that they're on a (more-reliable, stable) wired connection to the internet. They're no more difficult to setup than your internet router. Many of these exist, I had done my research a year ago and found that most of these only have a single ethernet port--so only one device can be hooked up at a time to grant internet access--but this one most benefited my living room since I have my tv, blu-ray player, and my Xbox 360 which all need internet connections. And this is pretty much the same price or cheaper than some other models. As I said, I've had mine for a year (replacing a 50ft long ethernet cable running through my apartment) and I love it. Once in a whlie the signal drops (like any other wifi device) but it's great and I couldn't be happier with this alternative and it's "multi-use".
2280229
No you need 2 units, one for the router and one for the modem, then multiple ethernet cables ti connect it all
1716110
Make sure the TV has the connection on it then yes! Need the go into menu and indicate wired vs wifi connection also after you run wire from router.
1824905
Yes I am currently using xfinity as well and it works great no problems with the unit and it is easy to install and easy to block your neighbors from using the unit by installing a password that is needed once on your PC to log onto the internet.
74151
Yes, it should work just fine. You will run one cable off the coax splitter into the DVR and the other into the Actiontec. And you will have your Ethernet for the TV, providing that your U-verse router is MoCA enabled. The splitter I have been using is the RCA DH24SPF Two Way 3 Ghz Bi-Directional Splitter.
327904
If you have Internet through your cable TV service, you need a cable modem. This is a DSL modem, which is used for Internet access from your telephone provider.
2230302
Yes, it does. I have Comcast Xfinity and it works perfectly fine. In fact, it is the same model that came with Comcast setup kit. Hope this helps.
906603
This will work with your internet/U-Verse Cable, but my cable wasn't long enough, so I had to get another cable and use the RJ45 to connect the two, is the reason I purchase RJ45Coupler. I google it and I believe it will work. Good Luck!
1017970
It has Netlfix built in, yes. Not sure about U-Verse though, never heard of it.
1792250
You will need 2 units, unless you already have a wireless client on one end. You will need to mount the antenna on the outside of the building where you have line of sight to your endpoint. You will have to run CAT 5E (I would use the Ubiquiti Tough Cable & use the shield if you are mounting outside).
1109445
Yes, for the XL4, all you need is 1 cable card. You will also need a tuning router or adapter or whatever you want to call it that is provided by your cable company if you don't already have one.
1487313
Yes. I bought it for that reason. It's been running on my Xfinity account, here in New Mexico, all year. I get internet, television, and voice over IP bundled. This unit is the modem for Internet and voice over IP. However, be aware that Comcast handles ownership of motives differently in different parts of the country. You may have to fight with him to get the discount taken off of your account.
646384
Yes, you would also need the modem. The internet provider I am currently using provided the modem, but I needed to purchase the router - so it is not "all in one".
1887931
Yes, you will need two of them. You are exactly right one for modem and the other wherever you want. I will say it is better than wireless but don't expect blazing speeds.
2128165
You should as I do. The setup is pretty simple. Instructions are provided. You're device will need to be truly equipped with wi-fi capabilities. If it's a device that enables smart apps on your tv, those usually still require an ethernet connection to a modem or a device like this. But this will at least provide a remote hard wire access point in those situations.